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Nocona, TX
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Nocona. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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My mother went in for a Hospice respite care on the evening of 6-10-26. At 10:30 am on 6-11-26 | arrived to check on her. She was alone in a room chocking. I cleared most of the object from her mouth and had went to the nurses station where 3 of them were standing around talking. I ask "what is in my mother's mouth?" One replied "probably a biscuit, I tried to get it away from her, but couldn't". (Mind you my mom can't even use her arms to hold a glass so it must have been a real struggle for this nurse who then decided the best course of action was to just leave her in the room unsupervised…
My mother went in for a Hospice respite care on the evening of 6-10-26. At 10:30 am on 6-11-26 | arrived to check on her. She was alone in a room chocking. I cleared most of the object from her mouth and had went to the nurses station where 3 of them were standing around talking. I ask "what is in my mother's mouth?" One replied "probably a biscuit, I tried to get it away from her, but couldn't". (Mind you my mom can't even use her arms to hold a glass so it must have been a real struggle for this nurse who then decided the best course of action was to just leave her in the room unsupervised with it). She also had not been eating well for sometime, let alone a huge dried biscuit. When I ask where my mother got the biscuit, they informed me that my nonverbal mother asked to go to breakfast and this is where she must have gotten it. I wouldn't trust them to watch a geriatric dog. She was removed from their care. It is on video.
The staff here truly care for the people who live here and all do the best they can to meet their needs.
The staff and residents are like family. This facility is full of love.
Have had several grandparents in the facility and the staff took great care of them!